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fix(alerts): keep an alert the roster showed before its status event - #536
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The open app remembers each pane's status and tells of a change when a `pane-status` event differs from it. It also rewrote that memory from every roster frame. The server reads the roster from herdr on its own (every 5 s and on structure changes), so a roster can show `blocked` or `done` a moment before the event arrives; the event was then no change, and the in-app alert and its sound were dropped. A roster that showed `working` first also hid the turn's start, so a short turn counted as one of unknown length and was told to a "long turns" device. Measured on one idle PC: in 3 of 300 working -> blocked rounds the roster came first, by 1, 29 and 86 ms. That is the intermittent failure of alert-sound-regression (lines 116 and 146) and droplet-regression (line 110) in CI runs 37431192288, 37451562394 and 37588162364. A roster now only fills in panes the page has not heard of, as server/push.ts seeds, and forgets panes no PC lists any more. - src/lib/droplet.ts: seedStatuses, with unit tests for the alert, the turn's start, a first sighting and a pane that is gone. - scripts/alert-sound-regression.ts: a step that puts a roster frame in front of every status event; it times out without the fix. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe app now seeds tracked pane statuses and turn timing from machine snapshots. Tests and a regression scenario cover roster updates that arrive before status events. The changelog describes the missed-alert case and turn-duration behavior. ChangesPane Status Alerts
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Low Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The alert fix looks sound, but the new regression check might pass even if the roster-first scenario never occurs, so it may not catch a future regression. This is a test-confidence gap, not a user-facing defect, and it is reasonable to merge with awareness or add an assertion that the roster frame changed the target pane. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change remains within the existing authenticated notification path and adds no server privileges. Alert recovery improves for roster-first delivery, but behavior across interrupted or arbitrarily reordered delivery is only partly established. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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76-78: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRequire the test to assert a matching roster injection.
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rosterguard only requires a machines frame. If its machine or pane lookup missesthirdPane,aheadremains unchanged, and the code still delivers the ordinary status event. The chime assertion can pass without exercising the roster-first case. Record only injections that change the target pane, then assert that bothworkingandblockedwere injected before accepting the chimes.Suggested fix
const statuses: Record<string, string> = {}; + const rosterFirstInjections: Record<string, string[]> = {}; @@ // The server reads the roster from herdr on its own, and now and then one shows a // status before the event that tells of it arrives. `rosterFirst` makes it every time. if ((window as unknown as { rosterFirst?: boolean }).rosterFirst && roster) { + const priorPane = roster.machines + .find((machine) => machine.id === payload.machine_id) + ?.snapshot?.panes.find((pane) => pane.pane_id === message.pane_id); const ahead: Roster = { ...roster, machines: roster.machines.map((machine) => machine.id !== payload.machine_id || !machine.snapshot ? machine : { ...machine, snapshot: { ...machine.snapshot, panes: machine.snapshot.panes.map((pane) => pane.pane_id === message.pane_id ? { ...pane, agent_status: message.agent_status } : pane) } }) }; handler?.call(this, new MessageEvent("message", { data: JSON.stringify(ahead) })); + if (handler && priorPane && priorPane.agent_status !== message.agent_status) { + (rosterFirstInjections[message.pane_id] ??= []).push(message.agent_status); + } @@ - Object.assign(window, { EventSource: ObservedEvents, soundStatuses: statuses }); + Object.assign(window, { EventSource: ObservedEvents, soundStatuses: statuses, rosterFirstInjections }); @@ - await page.evaluate(() => { (window as unknown as { rosterFirst: boolean }).rosterFirst = true; }); + await page.evaluate((pane) => { + (window as unknown as { rosterFirstInjections: Record<string, string[]> }).rosterFirstInjections[pane] = []; + (window as unknown as { rosterFirst: boolean }).rosterFirst = true; + }, thirdPane); await block(thirdPane); + await page.waitForFunction((pane) => { + const injected = (window as unknown as { rosterFirstInjections: Record<string, string[]> }).rosterFirstInjections[pane] ?? []; + return injected.includes("working") && injected.includes("blocked"); + }, thirdPane);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 76-78: In the roster-first branch of ObservedEvents, record an
injection only when the target pane exists and its agent_status changes; expose
those records and assert thirdPane received both working and blocked injections
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Adversarial review (Codex gpt-6.1-sol, xhigh): a roster that only fills in unknown panes no longer repairs the page's memory after status events were lost. A pane remembered as `blocked`, answered while the collector's subscription was down, stayed `blocked` in memory; its next wait was then no change and no alert. The roster now takes every change except one that is news (to `blocked` or `done`), which stays the event's to tell. What it takes keeps the turn's clock as an event would: work it shows first starts the clock, rest ends it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Change The mobile terminal key bar had a fixed set and order, with Settings only showing optional keys. Settings → Appearance → Key bar now has a compact **Edit key bar** entry that opens a dedicated editor. - Add, remove and reorder every terminal key or held Ctrl/Alt/Shift button; register exact combinations such as Ctrl+W, including editing keys, F1–F12 and a single printable character. - Ordinary keys use the held modifiers; saved combinations send their configured modifiers. Removing a modifier button clears its held state. Existing extra-key settings migrate without changing their layout, an empty layout stays empty, and Restore defaults returns the original bar. - Back or Escape returns to the previous Settings scroll position and edit-button focus. Closing Settings resets the detail screen for the next open. - Preserve native clipboard shortcuts on Korean/Russian layouts and existing Alt combinations with ^D/^Z and Delete/Insert. This PR carries forward the sticky modifiers and attachment-claim protection from [#433](#433) by @nickadminroot, then adds customization and the reviewed input fixes. #433 remains open for the maintainer to reconcile after reviewing this combined change. ## Review fixes after `71080de` Added in the merge session, each with a test that fails on the code before it: - `ecb25a0` a held-modifier key the terminal cannot take now (not ready, disconnected) shows the not-sent banner instead of vanishing; `sticky-modifiers-regression.ts` drops the page's input readiness over the intercepted socket and expects the banner and no frame (CodeRabbit on 71080de). - `471db0c` main merged in (#536); the CHANGELOG Fixed conflict keeps both bullets. - `c9130ec` with Ctrl held, a physical key on a Korean or Russian layout names the chord by its position (ㅊ on KeyC is ctrl+c, not ctrl+ㅊ), as the plain Ctrl path already reads it; the regression dispatches a Korean-layout Ctrl+C with Alt held and expects `ctrl+alt+c` (Codex). - `29a076d` a keys frame sent while its attach is still being looked up is answered `input_not_ready` instead of taking the unattached RPC path around the claim it would be checked against; the keys-lifecycle contract holds the lookup and expects the refusal (Codex). The three CodeRabbit threads from 2026-10-06 are answered and resolved: two fixed in `da80edc`, one on a file that is no longer part of this diff. Codex gpt-6.1-sol xhigh (read-only) over the full diff at `471db0c`: four Medium. Two fixed above; two are pre-existing paths this PR does not change and are filed: #545 (authority can lapse between the check and the RPC write) and #546 (mirrored-pane typing is not cancelled by a detach or reattach). Found sound: claims cancel queued chords and text across detach, reattach and replacement; no replay after reconnect; paste and deferred IME commits bypass held modifiers; migration, Restore defaults and malformed JSON; Settings Back/close/Escape. Known and left as is (Low): the demo shell's `chordText` applies Ctrl to letters only (Ctrl+[ types `[` in the demo), and the sticky regression creates `UI_EVIDENCE_DIR` before its try block. ## Validation Head `29a076d` on main `77e5430` (merge-base = main). CI on `471db0c` passed all three jobs on the first attempt; CI on `29a076d` is linked from the checks tab. In the merge session, on `29a076d` (Bun 1.4.2, herdr 0.9.3, own herdr test session): typecheck; unit i18n/keys/keyBar/settings/ws (98 pass); `server/keys-lifecycle.contract.test.ts` 12 pass; `bun run build` then `scripts/sticky-modifiers-regression.ts` legacy and kitty PASS. Each new test was also run on the code before its fix and seen failing. At `71080de` in the review session: typecheck, unit (1573 pass), keys-lifecycle contract (11), ui-regression (79 PASS), sticky-modifiers and key-bar demo regressions. At the original head (macOS): generated-type check, typecheck and production build; unit suite 1,462 passed / 15 skipped; attachment/key lifecycle contract 11 passed; custom key-bar demo regression all five groups on a 390 × 844 touch viewport; legacy and Kitty sticky-modifier regression with real PTY bytes, all seven modifier combinations, native paste, dropped text, IME commits, hardware/touch combinations and disconnect reset. Not verified: physical phones and hardware keyboards on real non-Latin layouts (the layout case is a dispatched event); native Windows. `server/index.ts` changed, so remote PCs get the cancellation guards only with the next remote bundle (`REMOTE_BUNDLE_VERSION`). #433 stays open and is superseded once this merges. The screenshots below use only the repository's fictional demo fixtures. | Compact Settings entry | Dedicated key-bar editor | | --- | --- | |  |  | 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
chore(sync): merge upstream main (v0.3.52, devswha#505–devswha#536) into next
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An in-app alert and its sound were lost now and then, and this is also the intermittent failure of the alert checks in the browser lane.
The open app remembers each pane's status and tells of a change when a
pane-statusevent differs from what it remembers. It also rewrote that memory from every roster (machines) frame. The server reads the roster from herdr on its own, every 5 s and on structure changes, so a roster can showblockedordonea moment before the event that tells of it arrives. The event was then no change, and nothing was shown or played.seedStatuses(src/lib/droplet.ts) now decides what a roster does to that memory:blockedordone) is left to its event.Validation
/api/machines/events(own herdr test session, idle 32-core PC): in 3 of 300working→blockedrounds the roster showedblockedfirst, by 1, 29 and 86 ms.alert-sound-regression.ts:116), 37451562394 onmain(:146), 37588162364 (droplet-regression.ts:110). Each waited 30 s for a card or a chime that never came.src/lib/droplet.test.ts: five new cases (news left to its event; work shown first keeps the turn's length; catching up after lost events; a first sighting; a pane that is gone).scripts/alert-sound-regression.ts: a new step puts a roster frame in front of every status event. Withsrc/App.tsxas onmainit times out; with the fix it passes.bun run typecheck,bun run test:unit, and the alert sound and droplet checks twice in a row on an owned test session.🤖 Generated with Claude Code